“Rome and the Heretics” and “Papal Persecutions” Number by Editor

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 23, 1913

“Rome and the Heretics” and “Papal Persecutions” Number

By Editor

Every statement in this number supported by evidence which Rome herself can not break nor twist.

IN THE FEBRUARY NUMBER

Double Frontispiece: Vasari’s St. Bartholomew Massacre Frescos in the Vatican The Persecution of Heretics “Heresy” Officially Defined The Great Papal Persecutions Roman Catholic Testimony Concerning Persecution and Tradition Responsibility for the Civil Punishment of “Heresy” Attempting to Reverse History The Sin of Cain and Salvation by Works The New Interpretation of History A Challenge to Roman Catholics

Notes and Extracts: Four Hats of Cardinals—As to Bigots—Jerusalem, Rome, Washington—A Gigantic Conspiracy—“Ne Temere” Again—Protestant Literature Questioned by Catholic Customs Officers—The Cardinals and the Public Press—Mrs. Woodrow Wilson’s Secretary a Catholic.

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